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In this brief monologue, the speaker reflects on the intense personal love they have for engineering, questioning why people fall in love with their work. They assert that their passion is the reason they became an engineer and that they would not want to pursue any other path. The speaker acknowledges hearing criticism that engineering is a "dying industry" from more pragmatic voices, but they remain undeterred, emphasizing that their enjoyment and commitment to the field outweigh external doubts.

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